Supreme Court of India
Ghatge & Patil Concern's Employees' Union v. Ghatge & Patil (transports) Private Ltd. & Anr.
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Motor Transport Workers Act, 1961-Definition of 'Motor Trans port Worker'-'Employed', meaning of-lnd!Utrial Disvute-Trans port compony giving trucks on hire to contractors-Former drlveri of trucks becoming contractors after resigning from service of com pany-Such contractors whetlter Motor Tral!8port Workers-Con tract system whether amounts to unfair laboor practice. The respondent company carried on the business of transport and removal of goods by road. It owned a fleet of trucks and employed drivers and cleaners to run them. In 1963 the company, finding diffi culty in observing the
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